MC: General Appraisal
The only scraper which does not screw up your customized NFOs, and therefore the only scraper capable of editing/retouching (as opposed to building [it]ab initio[/it]) your library. Add to that the facts that (1) results can be edited on-the-fly, (2) extrathumbs can be downloaded, and (3) its own IMDB/TMDB/TVDB scraper engines are more accurate than XBMC's, and it may well be the best library manager there exists.


Fix!: Minor Errors in UI Design
Of course, it is not error free. In all versions post 3.5.1.1, the window frame for home movies has shrunk to just three lines height, thus making only three video files visible (for the rest, you must scroll). This isn't acceptable.

Also, all versions post 3.5.1.1 have introduced an extra shaded button design. This produces too much eye distraction without any commensurate gain in functionality. Granted, minor issues --- but still issues.


Wishlist:
1. Extra scrapers
1. Ability to use extra scrapers, in particular lovefilm (the site has metadata for opera, ballet and theater performances) and animenetworks.

2. Fix/Extend HomeMovies[/b]
Rename HomoMovie to Generic (or Custom), make it possible to choose between movie.nfo format and tvshow.nfo format (the latter would enable episodic content, which is more appropriate for so-called home movies), and make the default template for Generic customizable, thus enabling users to truly benefit from this feature.

I think the default choice made by MC of grouping together all so-called home movies under a set "Home Movies" is a bad idea. It would have been more appropriate to group them all together under a tag, then let the user use sets to further sub-categorize items within this tag.

It goes without saying that the HomeMovies screen should allow for edits of tags and sets.


MC: General Appraisal (conclusion)
All said, a great program, very useful indeed. Respect to the developers.